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Cool to look at. https://x.com/SCweather_wx/status/2069540146622468401 Mitch West @SCweather_wx What's crazy is that you can actually see the flow around the ridge upcoming with the 24 hour precip totals. Check out the spin around the ridge on the Euro.

WB 18Z GFS for Friday/Saturday. Perhaps some more beneficial rain....

@Damage In Tolland enjoying his nice day?

1.34" in East Nantmeal since yesterday

Shot of yesterday's tornado-warned storm exiting Chester County, from Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1346910897537651&set=a.431928752369208 A friend sent it to me. Just awesome.

Between yesterday and today.45 inch of rain here, light rain still falling.

Clearing in time for sunset

1.55" for the day. 3.06 for the month.

An absolute beautiful summer day with a high of 69 with some showers on and off.

The heavens have opened up and unleashed some healthy rainfall rates right over the metro just in time for rush hour. Garden will be happy.

Some places got more than others but beneficial rains sub forum wide.

Yep looks like a smidge over .3” in the gauge. I’ll take what I can get! Official reading in the morning.

I know right

Ha ha so true!

LOL how funny is it that 'Green Water Solutions' was one of the 2 contractors hired to do the makeover. No bid federal contracts FTL.

Too easy

Chris Christy?

Did you see your reflection?

Yesterday was decent, but much less than forecast. Today was very underwhelming. 0.92" total. Its a start, but need to keep it coming. Go dry for 3-4 days this time of year in an extreme drought and back to square one.

The extensive ridge driving the warm pool from east of Japan to the north of Hawaii is more of a 2nd EOF -PDO type pattern. This is why most of the analog dates for early July are established or developing La Niña years. You would want to see a deep trough set up from Japan to north of Hawaii heading into next winter to turn the PDO more positive.

Sun is out with a nice cool breeze...it's really comfortable out

1.23" in Leesburg? Feels like the rain event of the month so far, although admittely I haven't been around much but the yard looks mid summer parched.

Ended up with. 50 no complaints here

Used to spend a couple weeks up near Petoskey and Charlevoix as well every season. Great golf country.

There is no drought west of the Alleghanies. In addition to the lush foliage everywhere, was out on DCL twice last week and the lake appears full, even fuller than it was in the early spring. You can see the effects of the drought clearly as close as Hancock, the landscape almost abruptly turns brown past Sideling Hill.